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he wasn't apart of the BH group, he may have been friends with those people but he had no business affiliation with them. Keep, of all people I would expect you to have more knowledge about the subject then the regular cool-aid drinking terry k followers. lol

Tell me what he is scamming? scamming informatioin? it's funny how dinar buddy and Dr. R. cant answer my question and back up their statements. Yes it is

PROVE IT Dinar Buddy, I'm calling you out! prove to everyone he is a scammer! I think your full of crap!

Wow, Breitling was right, this is good news everyone. Sounds like another country is getting on board the dinar train like India.

Thank you, I'll be praying for you

When I need a pick me up I turn to the Bible and music, hears both. 2nd Timothy 1:7 God did not give me a spirit of fear, but a spirit of power, love and a sound mind.

thanks everyone for you input, stress level just dropped 10 points lol

Hey everyone, Just logged onto my Warka account for the first time in a couple months. There is a lot of new security features which is good, but I was unable to view my stocks that I have purchased on the ISX. Before they Warka upgraded there system I was able to review all my stocks and stock activity. Has anyone else ran into similar problems like this, thanks everyone for your input.

Wow thats a strong argument you have, hard to top that, but I'll give it a shot. To start with I have been in this investment for seven years. This was before the ISX was even an option for us in the USA. At the beginning of my investment the currency was my only option. Over the years with all the lop, bunny ear, ect. talk from the guru's and haters I decided to explore other options, hence Warka. Warka gave me an opportunity to the ISX, I understand that investing has it's risk, but I also know it has it's rewards, rewards like being up over 300% on my inital ISX stock purchases. Investing in American companies in Iraq and making a lot of money before the RV has even happened. For example I bought Pepsi stock in Irag for .92 dinar, now it is 2.82 dinar. Pepsi is trading on the New York Stock exchange for $72.00 per share, the ISX has out performed the New York Stock Exchange and the S&P 500, so who are all these people selling their stock. Why is Citi bank, Coke, CAT, Bank of America the country of Kuwatt pounding down the doors of Iraq trying to get on the ISX if everyone is selling their stock? If you had an opportunity to invest in Google, Microsoft, Nike, Pepsi on the NYSE 30 years ago would you, knowing what you know now?

The ISX is were your going to make your real money, imho we will be blessed to see a 1/1 exchange. Do yourself a favor everyone and get on the isx.

FYI, The iraq (isx) stock exchange is still open. I have been trading on the isx for two years and have never seen this before, interesting. Usually the market is closed during our day time and open during the night because of the time zone difference. http://www.isx-iq.net/isxportal/portal/homePage.html?currLanguage=en

been in the ISX for two years, never seen this.

"Increasing the purchasing power" = increasing the value, sweeet!

NERD, Your missing one major detail, They have been reducing the money supply for over two years now. The Dinar is being held at a dirty float, the numbers you have pulled off the CBI web page are not the real M1 AND M2. With Iraq reducing the money supply alone would increase the value of their currency, not to mention the oil, natural gas, gold, low inflation rate, and every country on the planet investing in them.

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